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Jamshid Ghomi, a California-based CEO, has been denied bond after being charged with illegally exporting high-tech equipment to Iran's military and nuclear programs.
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Olumuyiwa Akindahunsi, 29, has pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges including sexual assault and attempted kidnapping following a series of attacks on female students at UCLA.
The article reports on new vehicle registration data for California in the first quarter of 2026, citing the California Auto Outlook report.
The article reports on Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's (referred to as Wilson) response to comments made by Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt regarding the homeless population.
Democratic candidate Graham Platner admitted to sexting other women shortly after his marriage but denied allegations of physical abuse and prior knowledge of a Nazi tattoo on his chest.
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Norris Reed, a recently released parolee, was arrested following a high-speed chase and shootout in San Francisco that left Officer Brittney Taylor injured.
The Tribeca Festival is featuring a showcase called 'New Online Work' (NOW) to highlight internet creators and storytellers.
JPMorgan Chase is organizing a nationwide event to pitch the SpaceX initial public offering (IPO) to its wealthiest clients.
The 'Five Eyes' intelligence alliance has issued a warning that Chinese intelligence services are using professional networking sites like LinkedIn and Upwork to recruit individuals with access to classified information.
The article reports on internal turmoil at '60 Minutes' following the firing of Scott Pelley and other staff members. It details a meeting between remaining correspondents and includes critical assessments from former correspondent Steve…
An electric three-wheeler collided with an Audi at a San Francisco intersection, resulting in injuries to four people. The article describes the incident using footage of the crash and provides basic information about the vehicle involved.
Kimani Osayande Jones was arrested at Sacramento International Airport after TSA agents discovered explosives and weapons in his carry-on luggage.
Liverpool FC has appointed former Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola as their new head coach following the dismissal of Arne Slot.
The article reports that the Department of War has removed 180 faiths from the U.S. Military Chaplain Corps' list of recognized religions, following a change announced by Secretary Pete Hegseth.
S&P Global has decided to maintain its current entry requirements for the S&P 500 index, including profitability rules, which prevents SpaceX from immediate inclusion despite its high valuation.
A viral video shows a best man fainting during a wedding ceremony in Texas due to heat and nerves. The article describes the event and the social media reaction, specifically focusing on the officiant's decision to continue the ceremony.
The article reports on allegations from social media users and customers claiming that Walmart is using dynamic pricing and digital shelf labels to overcharge customers at checkout.
The article profiles several funeral directors who use social media and unconventional products, such as colorful caskets and themed urns, to make death care less taboo and more accessible.